Library District board approves operating-transfer budget amendments in unanimous vote
Summary
The Library District Board of Supervisors approved demands and budget amendments for operating transfers by a 3-0 vote during its Sept. 30 meeting; no public comment or debate was recorded.
The Library District Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, Sept. 30, approved demands and budget amendments to allow operating transfers for the library district, voting unanimously, 3-0, at a meeting in the Board of Supervisors' Hearing Room on Melody Lane.
The vote followed a roll call that showed Supervisor Crosby attending remotely and Supervisors Gomez and Antoni present in the room. A motion to "approve demands and budget amendments for operating transfers for the library district" was made and seconded; no speaker was recorded as moving or seconding by name in the meeting transcript.
Board members did not discuss the item on the record. The clerk noted that some attachments to the agenda may be updated after publication and that members of the public may attend by Microsoft Teams or the mobile app and may request to speak by submitting a form before 9 a.m. on the day of the meeting. After the vote the board adjourned the Library District meeting and moved on to the Flood Control District meeting to approve demands for that district.
No dollar amounts, department breakdowns, or conditions tied to the operating transfers were stated in the transcript.
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